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put someone hip

put someone hip verb: to enlighten or inform, especially to fill someone in on something exclusive, unknown, or new.

Verb

put someone hip (third-person singular simple present puts someone hip, present participle putting someone hip, simple past and past participle put someone hip)

  1. (idiomatic, slang, transitive) To enlighten or inform, especially to fill someone in on something exclusive, unknown, or new.

Synonyms of put someone hip

Forms of put someone hip

third-person singular presentputs someone hip
present participleputting someone hip
past participleput someone hip
pastput someone hip

Questions about put someone hip

What does put someone hip mean?
Put someone hip means to enlighten or inform, especially to fill someone in on something exclusive, unknown, or new.
What part of speech is put someone hip?
Put someone hip is a verb.
What is the past tense of put someone hip?
The past tense of put someone hip is put someone hip.

Words near put someone hip in the dictionary

  1. put pen to paper
  2. put right
  3. put round
  4. put salt on someone's tail
  5. put some timber on
  6. put someone hip
  7. put someone in a box
  8. put someone in a false position
  9. put someone in hospital
  10. put someone in mind of
  11. put someone in their place

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